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Feisty Triathlon is the home of women's triathlon. Learn more at https://www.feistytriathlon.com/

  1. 1 DAY AGO

    Pro cycling v. pro triathlon with Maya Kingma

    She's won a WTCS, she's been 7th at the Olympics, and she's raced in the women's Giro! Maya Kingma joins Kelly, Joanne, and Katie to talk all things swim-bike-run... and bike. First, she helps us tackle the big question: With so many series now on the calendar, how are pros supposed to choose? Between WTCS, T100, and Ironman races, it’s getting tougher to balance travel, recovery, and top-level performance week after week. And attract viewers. Then, Maya Kingma tries to explain what the heck is going on with the Dutch federation — who, she says, have chose to remove individual triathlon from their Olympic program?! How she balances pro triathlon and pro cyclingHow bike racing changed her approach to triathlon racingWhy the Dutch have chose to focus solely on the relay — and if this is a bad decisionBut first, apparently even the best face the lap pool conundrum: How do you get a workout in between the breaststrokers? And you thought it was going to be a slow week. Join our Winter Training for Cyclists Program at https://feisty.co/ and look for the yellow banner at the top of the page. Use code TRI50 to save $50. Leave us a Voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/feistytriathlon Follow us on Instagram: @feistytriathlon Feisty Media Website: https://livefeisty.com/ Support Feisty Triathlon Partners: Hettas: Use the code STAYFEISTY for 20% off at hettas.com Orca: Get 15% off with code FEISTY15 at https://www.orca.com Previnex: Get 15% off your first order with the code FEISTYTRI at https://www.previnex.com/ Xterra: Looking for a new race adventure? Visit https://www.xterraplanet.com/ Wahoo: Use the code FEISTY to get a free Headwind Smart Fan (value $300) with the purchase of a Wahoo KICKR RUN at https://shorturl.at/maTzL

    1h 12m

  2. 24 OCT

    What happened in Wollongong!? And a first look at 70.3 Worlds

    The gang’s finally all here! Joanne’s somewhere between the post-Kona high and a jet lag hangover, but that’s not stopping us from diving into what’s next. First up: The World Triathlon Championship Finals in Wollongong. From the surprising upset in the elite race (and why it was surprising) to Katie's picks for the up-and-comers to watch and a few of our favorite para world champs. Plus, a couple of the big headlines from the biggest week for World Triathlon: What's happening with T100?The new 2026 scheduleAnd World Tri claims two new race disciplines: Fitness Racing and Swimrun And of course, a quick update on the new 2026 Ironman World Championship qualification process and why people are upset. Then we take our first look at the Ironman 70.3 World Championship start list. Yes, it’s definitely going to change in the coming weeks, but to begin: who’s in, who’s missing, and who might not make it to the start line.

    55 min

  3. 17 OCT

    A Wollongong World Championship Preview

    From the lava fields of Kona last week to the golden shores of Wollongong, Australia: it's world championship season. This weekend Wollongong hosts the World Triathlon age-group, U23, juniors, and para world championships. Plus, a stacked WTCS Grand Final (which determins the world champion) and the re-scheduled T100 race. World Triathlon World Title: In the WTCS series, Beth Potter and Cassandre Beaugrand are locked in a tie for the top spot going into this final race — with SuperTri champ Jeanne Lehair 200 points back in third. Katie Zaferes helps us break down the complicated points system and how the race could break up. With a “hilly-ish” 7-lap bike course, will a break stick or will it come down to the run? Watch on Saturday evening in North America — on TriathlonLive.tv Plus, T100 Wollongong: Several (many many) names may be absent from the start list, but Ashleigh Gentle and Kate Waugh are headlining the favorites. Full start list + streaming info: t100triathlon.com/wollongong/pro Watch on Friday evening in North America — on the PTO's T100 Youtube. World titles, big names, and unpredictable plot twists — it’s another weekend of triathlon you don’t want to miss.

    47 min
  4. Hoka x Feisty: LIVE Post-Race Reflections with Taylor Knibb, Daniela Ryf, and Gwen Jorgensen

    12 OCT

    Hoka x Feisty: LIVE Post-Race Reflections with Taylor Knibb, Daniela Ryf, and Gwen Jorgensen

    Welcome to a unique Feisty x HOKA post-Ironman World Championship event — teaming up for a live celebration brunch and panel discussion in Kona, featuring some amazing age-group and local athletes, and special guests Taylor Knibb, Daniela Ryf, and Gwen Jorgensen. First, we hear inspiring stories from the women who raced as part of the IRONMAN Foundation (some for their first time) and from the local athletes who were selected in the Hawaii athlete lottery program. They open up about getting to the start and finish line — and they lessons they learned along the way. Then, the pros take the mic. Taylor Knibb walks us through yesterday's unforgettable IRONMAN World Championship race, including collapsing while in the lead with less than two miles to go. She’s poignant, funny, and as humble as ever, and there’s no doubt she’ll be back on the Big Island in the years to come. Plus, five-time IRONMAN World Champion Daniela Ryf and Olympic gold medalist Gwen Jorgensen share their insights, whether they wanted to be out there during one of the craziest races this island has seen, and their own advice for bouncing back when things go sideways.

    47 min
  5. We're Back B*tches #6: The Post-Race Show

    12 OCT

    We're Back B*tches #6: The Post-Race Show

    THAT WAS CRAZY! We're back after a wild Ironman World Championship race that saw one former world champion drop out early on the bike (Chelsea Sodaro), another defending champ here DNF in the heat (Lucy Charles-Barclay), and then race leader Taylor Knibb collapse with less than two miles to go. We hear from our new 2025 Ironman World Champion Solveig Løvseth — completing the Norwegian sweep of the Ironman titles this year. And then we chat with most of the podium post-race and in the press conferences. Including: Kat Matthews' run course record and closing the gap in second to just 35 secondsHow 2024 Ironman World Champion Laura Philipp stayed calm as chaos reign in front of herAnd what led to surprises like Hannah Berry's 4th place — the highest from a Kiwi in 18 years It was a big day, and we've got all the post-Kona analysis!

    37 min
  6. We're Back B*tches #5: Press Conference & Race Day Vibes with Announcer, Joanne Murphy

    10 OCT

    We're Back B*tches #5: Press Conference & Race Day Vibes with Announcer, Joanne Murphy

    On the eve of the IRONMAN World Championship, we’re joined by Feisty co-host and official race announcer Joanne Murphy, who somehow survives a week of wall-to-wall press conferences, interviews, banquets, and race-day hype—without totally losing her voice (or her mind). We talk about what it's actually like behind the scenes in Kona, how she preps for the chaos, and why she still makes time to soak in the magic. This year’s theme? Resilience. We’ve got highlights from the pro press conference and voices from two women who know this race inside and out: Diana Bertsch, IRONMAN’s SVP of World Championship Events, and Hall of Famer Cherie Gruenfeld. They remind us what makes this place—and this race—so legendary. Want to watch the action live? Here's how: https://www.ironman.com/news/how-watch-womens-2025-ironman-world-championship-kona-hawaii Support our Sponsors: Hettas: Use code STAYFEISTY for 20% off at hettas.com. Wahoo: Use this link and the code FEISTY to get a free Headwind Smart Fan when you purchase the Wahoo KICKR RUN. Lever: Shop the Lever Movement at levermovement.com and use code Feisty25 for 25% off any device through October 12th. Check out Lever’s YouTube series at https://www.youtube.com/@levermovement Register for Feisty’s Winter Training for Cyclists at feisty.co/winter-training-for-cyclists

    1h 1m
  7. We're Back B*tches #4: Live Kona Preview Show with Daniela Ryf

    9 OCT

    We're Back B*tches #4: Live Kona Preview Show with Daniela Ryf

    The Queen is back — but this time, she’s not racing. Sara and Kelly catch up with 10-time world champion Daniela Ryf, who’s traded her dominance on the race course for a full plate of new roles — from launching a documentary about life after sport, to running her foundation in Kenya, to working with Felt and a fitness tech startup. Daniela opens up about: How much (or little) she's training in between so many projects nowThe mission behind the Daniela Ryf Foundation and her work in KenyaHow she’s still channeling her inner competitor in “real life” workHer advice for athletes racing in Kona And, of course, she revisits that legendary jellyfish year — how she pushed through pain, found focus, and turned what could have ended her race into one of the greatest Kona comebacks ever. Then, she helps the Feisty team break down this year's race and how it could play out: from Lucy Charles-Barclay’s likely early lead to the potential for an all-out run showdown that could break course records. Daniela still has the bike course record here. Will it go down this year? Who are her favorites? Watch Daniela's new documentary on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@danielaryf Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danielaryf Enter to win Daniela's last Kona race bike: https://www.viprize.org/ryf Support our Sponsors: Hettas: Use code STAYFEISTY for 20% off at hettas.com. Wahoo: Use this link and the code FEISTY to get a free Headwind Smart Fan when you purchase the Wahoo KICKR RUN. Lever: Shop the Lever Movement at levermovement.com and use code Feisty25 for 25% off any device through October 12th. Check out Lever’s YouTube series at https://www.youtube.com/@levermovement Register for Feisty’s Winter Training for Cyclists at feisty.co/winter-training-for-cyclists

    43 min
  8. We're Back B*tches #3: Legends and this year's favorites with Julie Moss

    8 OCT

    We're Back B*tches #3: Legends and this year's favorites with Julie Moss

    Today, Sara's co-host is none other than triathlon legend Julie Moss — the woman who quite literally put Ironman on the map with her unforgettable 1982 crawl to the finish line. Julie shares stories from those early, wild-west days of triathlon. (Think: oranges for fuel, very little training, and “research” that involved signing up for an Ironman as a college project!). And, she reflects on what it means to be back on the Big Island for this final all-women’s World Championship. Speaking of legends, we also hear from two Ironman World Champions on about what they're expecting on race day: Chelsea Sodaro: On why she’ll always see herself as an underdog — even with a world title under her belt. Laura Phillipp: on why racing on the Big Island is wildly different than Nice and how she's been practicing those sprint finishes (just in case!) Support our Sponsors: Hettas: Use code STAYFEISTY for 20% off at hettas.com. Wahoo: Use this link and the code FEISTY to get a free Headwind Smart Fan when you purchase the Wahoo KICKR RUN. Lever: Shop the Lever Movement at levermovement.com and use code Feisty25 for 25% off any device through October 12th. Check out Lever’s YouTube series at https://www.youtube.com/@levermovement Register for Feisty’s Winter Training for Cyclists at feisty.co/winter-training-for-cyclists

    35 min
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    Feisty Media
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    Feisty Triathlon podcast
  • Years Active
    2017 - 2025
  • Episodes
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